Drywall

There is nothing at all wrong with a dog being in a room with drywall. The problem comes in when dogs with behavioral issues chew the drywall. This can actually cause a very serious digestive blockage.

Plain drywall is nontoxic to dogs, and in very small amounts they are usually okay. It is made of similar materials to classroom chalk. However, it doesn't take very much to cause an intestinal blockage. If the puppy becomes lethargic, quits eating or drinking normally, or seems to have a tender belly, go ahead and take in to the vet right away. The puppy could be in danger, and the vet will need to check things out.

If there's any question about whether or not a drywall anchor will hold on the ceiling, the best thing to do would be to find a ceiling joist and use a long screw to go into solid wood. (Use a stud finder to locate the joist.) Hanging on a ceiling is more dangerous than hanging on a wall since things that fall can fall on people or pets.

If you HAVE to hang just in drywall, use the strongest anchor you can get (i.e. one that expands like a butterfly after insertion, or the type that flares out like a flower when you tighten it). Your local hardware store can help with what's a reasonable weight limit.

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It can. It is generally considered "non-friable" in this use.

If its fecal matter turns purple, which drywall has a 98% chance of causing, it means a fatal liver chemichal has been released. Make sure your guinea pig has untainted water and extra food. Clean its cage very well, and hope for no purple poop.

Because it's easy to mine, cheap and plentiful. Most of all, in the hundred or so years it's been used nobody has found anything better.

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Government employee.

Congressman.

Your General Contractors (or clients, if you go direct) may be liable for your Work Comp coverage if you don't carry it because many states are "ladder states." If you work with a GC, ask them if they can include you on their coverage and adjust your pay accordingly. If you carry your own Comp, you may find you can compete better for jobs. If you have employees, YES, please carry Comp - you're liable even if the law says you're exempt because of your company size or employee type.

You can ask for whatever you like.

Whether your landlord will agree to give you what you want, or is obligated to do so may be clarified in your lease.


(Isn't it really the landlord's condominium?)

GYPSUM is the main mineral in Drywall.

By painting over with good primer.

should you install sheetrock horizontal or vertical

Length will vary from 1" to 1-3/4" for various thicknesses of drywall and application types.

In this sort of case, I generally cut the access hole square and cut a piece of drywall to fit loosely ,and add base moulding around it. Thus, when pressed into the wall it looks like a frame, and comes out easily when necessary.

Sheetrock cost will varry with the location. I live in semi rural Utah and pay 20 to 30 cents a square foot depending on supply scource, time of year and local demand. If you live in an area where supply is short, demand is high or product must be brought in from a far off or mabey there is a local producer, these will all have an effect on the price. Terry Combination building Inspector

It costs around $30 to $45 / sheet and $1.50 for /foot

"Chip board" otherwise known as "oriented Strand Board" or more commonly (for short) OSB is for external sheating or floor sheathing only. All interior walls and ceilings should have sheetrock applied to them. This is a Strict fire code in every state I can think of. If you like the look of wood on your walls or ceilings, first apply sheetrock, 1/2 inch on the walls and 5/8 inch on ceilings, then apply chosen wood product over the sheetrock. Particle board resembles " glued together saw dust". It is used mainly in cabinetry work or innexpensive furniture, sometimes on stair treads. In my opinion particle board is not a good structural material. OSB fluctuates with the market anywhere from about $6.00 to$13.00 for a 4'x8' sheet. It sky rockets during hurricane season. "Sheetrock" is a brand name of gypsum board used for fire containment in most buildings, it usually runs about $5.00 to $8.00 per 4'x8' sheet.

As far as I know all National Gypsum products come from USA.

Question is unclear. A double sink can use one drain, you would anchor the base to the wall the same as a single sink and the vanity is on top or in front of the drywall. If you are replacing a single sink with a double, the supply and drain could be in the vanity, you would not have to open up the wall.

If they are in the mood to , and if they have experience with drywall repairs. Most plumbers dont like to get involved with covering up the holes they make in order to make their repairs. Its annoying and time consuming.

it molds after a certain amount of time. if it doesnt mold but still gets wet...it can break down molecularly in the rock under the paper and become chalk.

A beveled edge features a flattened corner at approximately a 45-degree angle. The beveled edges are easy to clean and they compliment the contemporary designs. I have also installed a beveled edge granite countertop in my kitchen with the help of legacymarbleandgranite.com Thanks!!

You take a solution of drywall mud and a texturizing tool and apply the mud very thinly in the desired design/texture that you are looking to get. There are a variety of tools available to do this job depending on the type of texture you want.

This may be a job best left to a professional.

Call some local drywall companies and get at least three estimates from qualified contractors.